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INTRODUCING / Abodo Timber’s Verified Carbon Storage Credentials
It's official - with the release of Abodo's Environmental Product Declaration (EPD), Abodo's Vulcan timber is verified to store more carbon than is used in its production.
It's a WIN! The Cardrona Cabin Takes Home Small Project Architecture Award
It’s a win! We're honoured to win a Small Project Architecture Award in last nights' NZIA 2020 Southern Architecture Awards.
Installation Times - Hardwood vs Vulcan Softwood
Abodo’s Vulcan timber or hardwood timbers - which is faster to install and why? We talk to builders and architects who have worked with both.
Sustainable Eco-timber Showcase Launches in Cardrona
On Saturday 7 March Abodo launched its first South Island development in the heart of mountain country
Abodo and WPMA Release Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) for New Zealand Radiata Pine
This week a select group of Wood Processors and Manufacturers Association (WPMA) members along with Abodo released the first full Environmental Product Declaration for NZ Radiata Pine.
Introducing Nero - Abodo's New Deep Black Timber Coating
A new deep black finish is now available in the Abodo Protector coating range.
Salt Is In The Air: Unique Timber Landscape
This unique timber structure recreates the ocean's salt spray, using untreated Douglas fir.
Meet Steve Napier
Steve is Abodo’s Business Development Manager for Australia.
Taking Tall Timber to New Heights
Showcasing what’s possible using timber, Mjøstårnet holds the record as the tallest timber building in the world.
Why Not All Timbers Are Suitable for a Charred Finish - the Rise and Fall of Yakisugi
The global architectural phenomenon - Japanese style charred wood cladding, often known as Shou Sugi Ban or Yakisugi, is increasing in popularity. Here's what you need to know.
Approved Sioo:x Applicators for Australia
Sioo:x uses nature to form a hard silicate based shell on exterior timber, which weathers to a natural silver grey.